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According to the 2024 Shanghai Ranking, the Weizmann Institute of Science secured the 69th spot, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem claimed 81st place, and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology held the 85th position worldwide.
Secondary School Teachers' Association and Education and Finance ministries reach agreement hours before the school year is set to begin.
Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot ranks 67th, compared to 83rd place in the previous year. The Technion in Haifa reaches 78th, while the Hebrew University of Jerusalem drops to the 85th position from 77th in 2022.
According to Beit Shemesh mayor Aliza Bloch, Kanaim families who have special needs children struggle to educate them in private institutions, which is why she reached out to education officials to create one just for them.
All three institutions improved their standings compared to 2021, attesting to Israel's rising status as an academic powerhouse.
Some 350 international and 350 Israeli Fellows gather for a three-week period of cultural exchange, exploration of Jewish peoplehood and shared community-service projects.
Nick Academy includes a wide variety of activities where learning takes place through educational games. The global market for educational apps is estimated at $80 billion.
"Teachers are fleeing the profession due to the disgraceful salaries and conditions," says Israel Teachers Union head Yaffa Ben-David in response to Education Ministry report.
The four teachers, who receive their salaries from the state, posted messages encouraging violence, mainly during last year's riots in the city over the course of Operation Guardian of the Walls.
"The Poles wanted to mess with the content of the trips and what can or can’t be said to Israeli children visiting," Foreign Minister Yair Lapid says, asserting, "They can’t tell us what to teach our children."
